I wish you happy every day.

I wish you a happy life.

Happiness is translated as: happy;

Every day translates as: every day.

Usage of key words wish

I. Interpretation

Verb (abbreviation of verb) hope, wish; Hope, want; Wish, wish; Pray and make a wish; (Indian English) greetings; Ask (someone). ) do sth.

Hope, wish; Pray, wish; Make a wish, bless; What you want, what you want; Request, request

Second, examples

Me? Wish? What about you? To go? With what? Me. ?

I hope you can go with me.

Third, the usage of wish phrases.

1, make a wish

1) Interpretation: Hope, hope to get.

2) Example sentences

They? Should? Be careful, okay? What? They? Wish? Because. ?

We should be careful what they want.

As you wish

1) Interpretation: Do whatever you want.

2) Example sentences

As? What about you? Wish? Master. ? Me? Will it? Failure? What about you? My master. ?

As you wish, my Lord. I won't let you down, master.

Make a wish

1) Interpretation: desire, attempt; illusion

2) Example sentences

Close? Yours Eyes? Manufacturing? Answer? Wish. ?

Close your eyes and make a wish.

Extended data

The subjunctive mood is usually used in the object clause after wish to express the opposite or impossible wish. There are usually three forms:

1.Express +wish+es or wishes for future events: subject +wish+ clause subject ++would(could, may)+)+ verb prototype, such as:

I hope she will try again.

I hope she can try again.

2. Express wishes contrary to the present facts: subject +wish(that)+ clause subject+verb past tense, such as:

I wish I hadn't left my son.

I wish I hadn't left my son.

3. When expressing regret or regret for what happened in the past: subject +wish(that)+ clause subject +would/could have/had+ past participle, such as:

I hope you will come to my birthday party.

I hope you will come to my birthday party.